The failure to find a third‑party buyer means Airbus will also take over the mid‑fuselage programme along with the A220 wing ...

Losses at aircraft parts maker Spirit AeroSystems ’ Belfast business topped €430 million last year, new figures show. The ...

Newly-released accounts for Spirit AeroSystems' factory in Belfast, Northern Ireland, show the business in a worsening ...

Spirit AeroSystems is in the process of being acquired by Airbus, Boeing, and other interested parties. This comes 20 years after Boeing spun off its Wichita, Kansas, facility to create a new company.

The Northern Ireland site of aerospace giant Spirit AeroSystems lost close to $507m (£373m) in 2024, with its auditor refusing to sign off on the accounts.

Spirit Belfast deal ‘to complete by year end’ 2 November 2024 Questions for Spirit NI as Boeing plans takeover 1 March 2024 Spirit AeroSystems seeks NI supplier cost cuts 7 February 2024 ...

When Spirit Aerosystems took over Bombardier's Northern Ireland operations last year, the US company had the mother of all "to do" lists. Spirit had identified 450 tasks across 22 work streams ...

Aerostructures specialist Spirit AeroSystems is more familiar for its work on commercial airliners than business jets, but the manufacturer is here at the NBAA show to push its credentials in the ...

Spirit AeroSystems is Northern Ireland's most significant manufacturing employer, with about 3,500 staff. In April, Airbus finalised a deal to take over another part of the Spirit operation in ...

BELFAST, Ireland, April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Spirit AeroSystems (NYSE: SPR) Belfast announced today it will lead Team MOSQUITO, comprising Spirit Belfast, Northrop Grumman and Intrepid Minds ...

Spirit AeroSystems, which has around 3,000 employees in east Belfast after buying the former Bombardier plant in 2020, is involved along with Babcock International, Martin-Baker and Pratt ...

"Non-Airbus operations in Belfast will transfer to Boeing or may be divested to a third party by Spirit." Spirit is Northern Ireland's most significant manufacturing employer, with about 3,500 staff.